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some may dispute the quality of our president, but nobody disputes the quality of the first lady. ladies and gentlemen, my better half and my dance partner,
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michelle obama. [ applause ] >> you can forget the pomp and circumstance. question on their mind, you were on the edge of your seat. what was michelle going to wear? >> abc's deborah roberts has more. ♪ >> reporter: there they were, dancing their first dance. her in a gown millions of women will soon have to have. michelle obama dazzled in a navy blue coat by little known american thom browne. who only learned his design was chosen when he saw it. >> i know she had a lot of other people that she could have chosen from, and to be the one that she chose is one of those amazingly humbling experiences. >> reporter: browne, best known
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for men's, not lady's wear, could benefit from the first lady's midas touch. >> any time mrs. obama wears one of your designs, a fashion designer ascends. it's a phenomenal career maker. j. crew made that belt and purple gloves she wore with the coat. so rest assured that the phone will be ringing off the hook. style watchers say michelle obama seems so accessible, american women just want to look like her. deborah roberts, abc news, washington. >> that really is an amazing stat, if you think about it. that she could have a $14 million impact on one designer just by wearing the dress. that's how the intensity and exposure is. and jason, after the first
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inauguration four years ago, he launched into making candles and doing a furniture line. every media outlet carries this story. i generally don't care, but i find the economics around it interesting, at least. >> what shoes was she wearing? >> rebox? i don't know. >> jimmy chu and jason wu. chu and wu and wang. >> why do people not ask what the dudes are wearing? what suit did the president have on? no one ever asks. don't women get tired of that double standard? >> we do. what are you wearing? >> it's target. >> kmart? >> blue light special. >> we're going to have a whole lot more ahead. >> it is paula's last day, thankfully on "world news now." only kidding. we'll set aside one celebration for another coming up next. "world
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♪ >> good morning, everybody. we're leer in the lobby of abc news and our wall of fame here. all of abc's biggest stars. we have robin roberts, barbara walters, the captain of our ship, diane sawyer. but we all know that the crown jewel of abc news, boom, we were the first anchors to ever get our picture on the wall here. it took 21 years, but we finally made it. but the chapter comes to an end tonight. paula, it's a crazy business. things change just like that. so i want to take a few minutes to wish you all the luck in the world in your next chapter. we've had a fun year. can't believe it's been a year already. we laughed, we ate, we did good work and we kept a bunch of insomniacs out there hopefully entertained and mildly amused over the past 12 months.
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but i wanted to say on your final show, it's been a lot of fun and i'm sure we will cross paths again at some point. in the meantime, best of luck. enjoy the ride. enjoy the sunlight. and for the love of god, get some sleep. >> how long before you draw a mustache on me? >> that picture will be down by monday. they got to make room for "dancing with the stars." one of the greatest things about this show is the fans. when we shared the news last week that paula was leaving, we got an amazing response on facebook. more than 600 comments. so here are a few. mary says it will be great to watch your star rise. what a pleasure you are to watch. i will miss you, but congratulations. and from lynn. really going to miss you and your crazy antics. you make news fun. you and rob are like peas in a pod. good luck and look forward to
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seeing you during the day. and mary says, you make my morning. good luck on your next assignment. going to miss your smiling face. and who is going to feed rob now? >> diana perez. >> she will start february 4. and this from mickey. darn. rob at least has willis. >> i don't have willis any more? willis is coming with me. >> willis is faithful to this show. good luck, paula. i have enjoyed the antics with you and rob and i will miss you, too. such love out there from our facebook folks. >> that is so sweet. i'm truly humbled and i'm going to miss all of you, but i still get to see you, just in daylight. so tune in during the p.m. hours. thank you. love you all. and we'll be right back. you, too! oh, cloudy glasses. you didn't have to come over! actually, honey, i think i did... oh? you did? whoa, ladies, easy.
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♪ i hope you have the time of your life ♪ it's plastic. how much harm could i do? >> it is fitting that this is the day we say goodbye to paula faris, just hours after celebrating a historic national event, we send paula off with a tradition of our very own. so ladies and gentlemen, the newest member of the "world news now" hall of fame. >> did you say shame? >> fame. look at all of these anchors. those of you who have been watching for years have seen so many of these faces go by. what an incredible alumni roster we have on this show. and so many good and talented people.
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of course, the most recent here, jeremy hubbard. and now paula faris joins the alumni roster. >> did that say 2013? >> the year is the year you joined. that's how they do the hall of fame, not the year you exited. so with that, we have some cake. >> we like to eat. >> we know you love food and we do have a gift, as well that -- i don't know what this is. i'm going to let you dig in. >> just say you picked it out. >> i picked it out. >> am i supposed to open it? >> no, let's just wait for the commercial. open it up. >> what is this? a card? >> another traditional gift. >> i would open the card and get really emotional, but let's just get right to it. >> every anchor gets the same thing.
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>> oh, these are all the graphics. >> and the hijinks that you show on the air. a full scrapbook from all the fun we've had. >> this is wonderful. >> exactly. we have 30 seconds left. what do you want to say to the staff and viewers? >> i want to say i've grown, i've stretched. you've made me a better journalist. you've made me a better person. i feel like we connected right away. we're going to have a connection the viewers forever. i want to thank all of you guys and all the folks up in the control room that are pushing buttons right now. thank you for being patient. i have loved this experience. this has been one of the best chapters in my life. and i'm looking forward to the next chapter, but with really fond memories. it feels l
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this morning on "world news
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now," president's parties. barack and michelle obama celebrate a new chapter of american history after an unforgettable inauguration day. >> and the president seems to set a new tone as he faces tough challenges during his second term. it is tuesda it is tuesday, january 22. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. just like we're starting a new chapter in the nation's capital, we are ending a chapter i guess here on "world news now." for the last time, i get to introduce the woman to my left, paula faris on her final day with us here on the overnight. >> your left but everybody else's right. camera left, camera right. >> good morning, everybody. >> yes. a bittersweet day. and we'll get more into it later. >> we're going to have fun
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today. we have fun on farewell shows. this will be no exception. >> it's always fun, but for me, i've had such a good time. i'm not leaving abc, i'm not leaving the building. just going to be reassigned. but i've had such a good time. i truly do have mixed emotions about everything. >> it's greener pastures. the greener, more well rested pastures. that's the bright side. you know what i mean? >> greener than cash? you know something i don't know? >> i got something for you. >> so we are going to take you to d.c. as we cover the inauguration. and then rob, this is for you. we can't go a day without a story without the royals. prince harry, the warrior, a member of the royal family, makes a major admission about his role in the british military. and later this half hour, big, personal and career decisions for britney spears. the offers she's now considering of a professional and very personal nature. details on that coming up in "the skinny." >> what was it? >> "the skinny." i can't do it like willis.
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>> nobody can do it like willis. >> no one can. the president and first lady have wrapped up a very long inauguration day by sharing the floor at two official balls. the first couple moved to jennifer hudson singing "let's stay together" each time. >> and the day began much earlier as the couple left a memorable mark at every event. our coverage begins with abc's david muir. >> reporter: at the white house, a salute to the president who was about to be sworn in before the nation. first, that 1.7 mile trip to the capitol. and before their father arrived, the president's growing girls, sasha and malia, 11 and 14, wearing j. crew and kate spade and growing up before a nation. and then their mother, first lady michelle obama. >> mrs. michelle obama. >> reporter: to thunderous applause, ushering in a new term, and those new bangs. >> the president of the united states, barack h. obama.
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>> reporter: the president emerging, flashing his giant smile. but soon wiping away a tear during a stirring performance by the brooklyn tabernacle choir. ♪ his truth is marching on >> reporter: all eyes on the president and chief justice john roberts, who flubbed his words for years ago, triggering a second swearing in. this time the president's hand on two bibles, president lincoln's and dr. martin luther king's. this time it was the president who seemed to swallow the words. >> the office of president of the united state -- >> and will, to the best of my ability. >> reporter: and then the president's address, with the theme of moving forward together. >> my fellow americans we are made for this moment. and we will see this as long as we see this, together. together. together. >> reporter: the first president ever to include in his inaugural
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and talking about the struggle for civil rights. >> for if we are truly created equal, the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. >> reporter: as the president made his exit, a pause turning around to take in his final inaugural moment one more time. a microphone picking up what he said. >> reporter: they look like so many american families do when they take in a parade. and we learned the family of the late dr. martin luther king asked the president and the chief justice sign the king family bible after the swearing in. and they did. david muir, abc news, washington. >> incredible moment when he looks back. what a scene that must be. almost a million people out there. >> i would want to take a second look as well. i want to look at you. let me get your better side. all right, okay. so the inaugural observances aren't over, even at this late hour. >> our coverage continues now with abc's brandi hitt live in washington. brandi, after some glitzy galas, there are more events set for later today. good morning.
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>> reporter: good morning, rob. good morning, paula. that's right, the celebration isn't over just yet. the president and first lady ended up turning in quite early. they only had two balls to go to instead of several last time around. but they're going to be waking up and going to a national prayer service this morning, and later on in the day, there's going to be another big event. they're going to be hosting a dinner for the white house staff and also the volunteers that they've been working with, also with the campaign, as well. so they want to thank them, bring it full circle and thank them, as well. >> brandi, we wanted to talk about the president's inaugural speech. it seemed to have not just a lot of substance, we expect to see more of that next month when the state of the union address. but it seemed to take a different tone yesterday. what were the impressions? >> reporter: definitely. with the first inauguration, obviously the country was
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dealing with a big financial crisis and the economy was taking a turn for the worse, so the president was looking at hope and change and trying to be positive and bring the economy back. this speech was much different and it sounded more aggressive. the president can't run for election again, so the next four years, you got the sense that he was going to push for social change and you heard him use the word "together" at least seven times in his speech. he's going to be calling on americans for the next four years to be hammering it out with their local congressman and their local senators to try and push issues like gun reform immigration reform and for the first time, we heard a president use the term gay for gay marriage ever in an inaugural speech. so it was a different tone than four years ago. >> brandi hitt live for us. thank you, brandi. some folks said it seemed more like a state of the union address than it did an inaugural. he hit so many policies, whether it was climate change, the gay rights issue, equal pay for
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equal work, immigration reform. he referenced newtown, which obviously is the gun control battle going on. so he covered a wide range of things. he hit it hard, too. more of a progressive speech than a centrist speech. which some republicans are not going to like. >> you can do that on your second term. later this half hour, we'll take you back to washington for the musicals and look for more highlights later on "gma." later this half hour, we'll in other news, britain's prince harry's military deployment is finished and the prince is heading home. he's been in afghanistan the past four months, flying apache helicopters. and young harry says he fired rockets and missiles that actually killed taliban fighters during his tour and claims he enjoyed his missions. >> it's being used much more widely mainly as a deterrent because the guys recognize the sound and shape of the aircraft. so they know -- when i say the guys, i mean the insurgents.
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>> and it's interesting. while he was giving interviews, he had to sprint off for a mission in his apache helicopter. british media had agreed to a news blackout while harry was in afghanistan. and ohio getting pounded by an arctic blast that is turning the road into a danger zone. blowing snow is being blamed for a string of chain reaction crashes across the state, including this 86-car pileup near cincinnati. a 12-year-old girl died in that crash. dozens of crumpled cars and trucks were strewn across several highways shutting some down for hours. in addition to insnow and slick roads, bone chilling air still has a big section of the country frozen stiff. windchill watches and advisories are posted from the plains to new england. northern minnesota can expect wild chills at 50 below zero. >> windchills. >> i don't know. i've been up for 24 hours. >> that's all right. >> i feel like i'm chewing on my tongue right now. >> it's your last night, you're
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entitled. here's one that even wwe couldn't come up with. it happened at a high school wrestling match in south dakota. >> just before a restart, and you've got to wait. oh! yeah, that's a huge light fixture. the chandelier came down and fell right on one of the wrestlers. what kind of move is that? that's the light move. >> he wound up with some stitches in his head and some minor cuts, as well. but he says it was nothing serious. but it kind of looks -- oh, right on him! like it was almost planned. >> and the size of the light fixture is about that of a large truck tire. so yeah, that's going to leave a mark. >> give him the w. for that one. i think he earned that. >> what would you call that, if you could patent that move? >> the light falling down? >> yeah, the light falling down. >> i don't know, lights out. >> i like that.
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coming up in "the skinny," the surprise that brought a professional tv comic to tears. and back to our top story. the presidential inauguration and the music that made it so memorable. it's all coming up on "world news now." "world news now" weather brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. it's time to change the way we clean.
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banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ the brave >> oh, man. my ex-girlfriend is talented. she tore it up, just like i taught her. >> her skin is like butter, too. she's so fine. >> i swear, if you look at the tape, i'm not trying to call anybody out, but i saw joe biden check her out when she was walking up to the stage. >> can you blame him? >> i saw you, joe. i saw the vice president. i saw him give a little -- can't
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♪ whether times are good or bad happy or sad ♪ ♪ i can't stop wanting you it's useless to say ♪ ♪ so i'll just live my life in dreams of yesterday ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nice mix of music and moment, that's for sure. we'll be right back after this. "world news
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so you might have noticed that we tend to have a little bit of fun around here, and we're off the mark quite often, right? >> and you may have heard, but today is our friend and colleague paula faris' last day anchoring this beloved little program here. as we say goodbye to paula this
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morning, as always, a look back. everybody, welcome paula faris to "world news now"! >> wow, thank you. >> a little 1-900 action going on. >> going for the raspy voice. like it? >> welcome to 1-900 "world news now." you don't have a pet. do you? >> just you, honey. how do we get out of that without getting into trouble? >> and she's done. although it took some time, it was worth the wait to see this little squirrel in action. >> that was -- >> awesome. >> that was spectacular. >> the squirrel was eating the paint brush. >> please doctor.
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let's be civilized about this. that's ridiculous. this has gone too far. >> go make me a sandwich and stop talking so much, okay? and go, bears! this is brutally painful to look at, and i went by my married name, paula krueger. take a look. >> passenger airbags like the one found in this 1994 nissan altima are causing serious eye injuries. >> you got to go? i'm going to time you. go! >> a moment of silence as i go tinky, okay? >> wait for it. wait for it. [ toilet flushing ] payoff. wash your hands, paula. >> oh, you know. ♪ that's why i hate myself for loving you ♪ >> oh, paula. >> i actually love myself for loving you. >> i turned 21 when i was a senior in college.
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this is me actually. this is my red lobster uniform. i was coming home. >> red lobster? >> yes, i was a waitress at red lobster. they threw me a surprise party. >> come on. you've got to get into it. >> here we go. >> you're my flower, my everything, my sunshine. this is the greatest prom ever. oh, did i hurt you? >> you talked about this before, and i wanted to get you the genie bra, because everyone needs a little bit of a lift. >> we do need a lift. >> one, two, three. oh! cheers, everybody. >> oh. that's how we roll at the network. >> are we toasting? here's your diet coke. >> my vitamin water. cheers. >> we'll be right back. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there.
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skinny in the house! >> that will never happen on "nightline." >> ever! maybe on "world news tonight." >> maybe. real quick here. if you're a fan of comedy, you have to love steve harvey. a great new talk show on doing well and he just had a show celebrating his 56th birthday. as part of that show, they had a man call in who was instrumental in his early career when he was -- 30 years ago as a struggling carpet cleaner in florida. this guy and his wife gave him the money to launch steve's career. take a look at what happened when the guy called in to steve's show. >> i was 26 years old, man. i was struggling. i didn't have nothing, and these people owned a furniture store, and man, i ran up a bill like $11,000 just trying to travel and make it. and they helped me out.
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hey, man, i got money now, rich. >> everyone starts somewhere and never forget the people that helped get you where you are. really cool to see that. >> the good people never forget where they came from. >> amen. britney spears, you know she and jason broke up last week and she broke up with the "x factor" and now has a huge deal in las vegas. well, she was seen without her engagement ring on monday, replacing that $90,000 ring with a small little band. but in california, you have to return the ring if the wedding is canceled, under law. >> i support that law. i also support for those wondering about lindsay lohan, she posted a shot of herself with max george. the boy band singer. apparently the two are now dating or fueling the rumors. >> they're doing something. >> so that will end peacefully together in marriage.
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and we also have some news to get to. and if any of you want a photo of rob and i -- >> why would you? >> we've been asking for this since i started over a year ago, a picture of the two of us onset a glossy that we could autograph and send to you. they just arrived yesterday. just in time. >> our crack pr department got right on it and a year later, there it is. and that's early on. >> that was one of my first couple of days on the job. because my hair is still long. >> we should put it on ebay and donate that 25 cents to charity. >> it would be 26 cents. let's make it even. >> we'll be back. >> you want one? this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for
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celebrity soundtrack for the president and first lady's big night in the spotlight. >> now that the inaugural song and dance is over, president obama has a big agenda for his second term. it is tuesday, january 22. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good tuesday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. after yesterday, i was feeling patriotic, so i went with the red tie, but also dressed up because it is, you know, end of an era here on "world news now." it is paula's final day. >> wait, wait, wait. i didn't even put two and two together. you never wear a tie for "world news now." >> i rarely do. it has to be big news or something. >> you wore it for me? >> i got dressed up for you. it's been a big news week. end of an era. so i wanted to do it right. >> i appreciate it.
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>> i wanted to be proper like. >> i really appreciate you dressing up for me. >> i'm not wearing any pants. but i wanted to look good from here up. >> no, he's not. just don't stand up, okay? >> don't judge me. it's winter. >> i can't believe you went there. >> i always go there. you know that by now. >> i do actually. nothing you do surprises me. >> that's right, that's right. >> have we sabotaged this whole news cast? our producers are like floating seven stories. >> they're so mad right now. >> we're going to take you live to washington, d.c. in a moment as the president gets to work today on his second term agenda. but the other big story, the dangerous cold and winter storm system putting a large section of the country into a deep freeze. some places can expect windchills as low as 50 below zero. not good news. >> clearly not. and as we celebrate paula's promotion, we're looking back at
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some of her most delicious moments here on "world news now" over the past year. if there's one thing we do well on the show besides act stupid and say inappropriate things, it is eat. we'll recap those moments. >> i need to wear elastic bands after the last year. >> this shift is not good for the diet. >> somebody asked me if i was pregnant. they said i know it's not your third trimester, but congratulations. >> really? >> thank you. >> paula is not pregnant. >> just pregnant with a white castle burger right now. the president and first lady begin the day on a reflective note when they attend a national prayer service a few hours from now. >> last night was all about the partying. abc's brandi hitt begins our inaugural coverage. she's live right there in d.c. good morning to you, brandi. still managing to smile despite those cold overnight temps. >> reporter: i've got to tell you, rob and paula, i have a new respect for people that live in washington, d.c. we're looking at the windchill factor right now, it feels like it's about 10 degrees out here.
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it is cold. that might be why the president and first lady turned in a little bit early after all the parties. but this inauguration really had a different feeling, if you were watching it yesterday. at times you saw president obama really take a moment to kind of saver key moments of the second term, his final inauguration. and that also included last night's big celebrations. ♪ a dance and a kiss between president obama and the first lady brought his second inauguration to a close, as the commander in chief also thanked u.s. troops. >> thank you for keeping us strong. thank you for always making us proud. >> reporter: the day began with a public ceremony on the steps of the capitol before a crowd that may have surpassed 1 million people. with his hand on lincoln and martin luther king's bible, the president took the oath a second time and then made an aggressive call to action, asking america
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to unite behind the fight for immigration reform, climate change and gay marriage. >> for if we are truly created equal, surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. >> reporter: there were also several star studded performances. and you could see the president taking in those special moments that would never happen again, including his last inaugural parade. after delivering his final inaugural address, the president also stopped. he looked out one last time at the sea of supporters who stood hours in the cold to see him lead the country for the next four years. >> we did not want to miss an important moment in history. >> reporter: and now, of course, it's time to get back to work and there's obviously a political battle that continues
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to brew over how to deal with the nation's economy and of course, the debt crisis. rob and paula? >> brandi, the president laid out a very ambitious second term agenda. kind of went through a litany of things he wants to tackle. what gets the immediate attention in the first couple of months here? >> reporter: you know, immediately everyone has been talking about how he's going to talk about how he's going to get his cabinet members confirmed. we've been talking about that over the last couple of weeks, the secretary of state, secondary of defense and treasury. then we're going to see i think the vision come out next month when he lays out his state of the union. he brought his immigration reform. president bush didn't do that, president george w. bush did not accomplish that. that could be it. and then the supreme court dealing with the gay marriage issue. the courts could handle that, and that may be taken out of the president's hands. >> and big on climate change, as well. >> and a lot of symbolism, especially the inauguration happening on mlk day. but you were in the crowd. what exactly did you see, what are some of the sights and sounds?
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>> reporter: you know, paula, i was fortunate enough to be only about 75 to 100 yards away, which is a lot closer than a lot of people got. and the crowd was very excited and very respectful. there were a lot of young people. the biggest cheers came when he mentioned gay marriage. the young people surrounding me just erupted in cheers and so you could tell that that is going to be a big issue, that he could take on the next four years. he got the biggest support from that from this crowd. >> that comment was extremely telling. he put it in the same line as the women's voting rights and with the civil rights act, in terms of african-americans. so he, in that one sentence yesterday, elevated the gay rights issue in this country to the same civil rights issue as women and african-americans have faced, something no other
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president has done. that was a watershed moment to put gay rights and making it this generation's civil rights issue. it was a profound moment for sure. and our inaugural coverage continues later this half hour with an inside look at some of the gala celebrations last night and our inaugural coverage will continue this morning on "america this morning" and on "gma." so keep it right here on abc news. in other headlines, the first of several u.s. air force flights have arrived in the african nation of mali. the american planes are carrying french troops, equipment and vehicles, as well. france is battling islamic militants that have taken over the northern part of the country. u.s. officials worry that the mali area is becoming the staging area for terror strikes in africa. outgoing defense secretary leon panetta said the attack against foreigners shows that al qaeda is committed to creating terror. three americans died during that siege. here's abc's brian ross. >> reporter: it was four days of terror. seen in these first videos from inside, recorded by one of the hostages and broadcast by algerian state tv. based on official accounts, 38 of them were executed or killed in the bloody rescue attempt.
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among the dead, three americans. >> we asked him, do you feel safe going? if you don't feel safe, you don't have to go. he said nothing has happened there in so long. >> reporter: the wife of one of the seven americans to survive told abc news her husband hid at the gas plant for 2 1/2 days, often just feet away from the terrorists. >> there were a couple of times when he said he truly did think he was going to die. >> reporter: the rogue al qaeda leader behind the attack, mokhtar belmokhtar said in a video that more such attacks should be expected. now he's target number one in a a rapidly expanding u.s.-french military operation near his base where the first american transport planes landed. brian ross, abc news, new york. investigators in new mexico say the teenager accused of gunning down his family had expressed thoughts of murder and suicide in the days before. a statement says the 15-year-old
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reloaded a rifle taken from his parent's closet so that he could drive to a populated area to murder more people. he then hoped to be killed in a shootout with police over the weekend. as many of you know out there, the coldest air of the season is gripping the upper midwest with windchills dipping to minus 50, yeah, 5-0 in northern minnesota. the temps are forcing officials to close schools for the second straight day. people in fargo bundled up as the high hovered around 5 below. it was the coldest day there in two years. >> i know some people don't believe in fur coats, but that warrants it. >> i know you spent a lot of years in chicago. you can't miss midwest winters. do you? that kind of cold? >> not really. >> i was about to say. >> it's still cold here, but it feels warmer in new york than it does in chicago. in chicago, you get that lake effect, so you literally have to lean into the wind in order to walk.
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>> exactly. a little warmer here. which explains no pants. >> the no pants dance later. here's the rest of your tuesday forecast. frigid to the northeast. 8 inches of snow for coastal new england. another foot around the great lakes. morning fog in the northwest. near record high of 80 in l.a. . >> 40s in the pacific northwest. below zero from fargo to the twin cities. single digits in chicago. 20s from boston to baltimore. he was born when teddy roosevelt was in the white house and after living through 18 presidents, he's still going strong. >> wash wesley is just turning 110 and celebrated the big occasion at the church outside chicago surrounded by family and friends. mr. wesley still does his own grocery shopping, laundry and housework. >> and he still drives, believe it or not. he's the oldest person in illinois with a current and active driver's license. may we all be blessed to live that long and that well. >> and stay out of his path. coming up, we're returning
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to our top story. the presidential inauguration. >> as the bidens and obamas celebrate a new chapter in washington, you're going to see how the presidency has changed the first family. stick around. it's all coming up. "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular.
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another touching inaugural dance by the president and michelle obama. this time to jennifer hudson's rendition of the al green song "let's stay together." you were really getting into it. >> i saw barack dip a little bit. michelle looked gorgeous in her ruby gown. she picked jason wu a second time. his career is now set. >> wu and chu tonight. >> the dance kicked off the real party tonight. last night was all about the bling. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: it was their first dance the second time around. ♪ happy or sad there were only two official balls this year, practically austere by inaugural standards. but the obamas proved they still know how to throw a party. ♪ obama's on fire
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>> reporter: alicia keys and stevie wonder played to a crowd of thousands. donors and devotees decked out in black tie and a whole lot of sparkle. but the celebrities ceded the spotlight for the real stars of the night, the president and the first lady. and while the day was all about barack obama -- >> some may dispute the quality of the president, but nobody disputes the quality of the first lady. >> reporter: tonight was all about michelle. mrs. obama wowed in a chiffon and velvet gown by jason wu, the same designer she wore four years ago at the last inauguration. back then she delighted the fashion world by stepping out in a white dress by the then little known designer. that was all it took. his career skyrocketed. >> any time mrs. obama wears one of your designs, a fashion designer ascends. it's not necessarily the case that it happens with every first lady, but it certainly happens with mrs. obama.
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she has a magic touch. >> i think she was stunning. >> reporter: and they didn't look so bad themselves. this is, after all, washington's biggest night out. a chance for these die hard democrats to break out their best bling. but while barack obama once envisioned an america where there are no red states or blue states, at the inaugural ball at least, the country is united in sequins. >> got to have a little democratic sparkle. >> reporter: but the hottest ticket of the weekend is still to come. tonight, the president hosts his campaign staff at a private party where they will be serenaded by lady gaga. after that, it's time to get down to the business of running the country. i'm cecilia vega in washington. >> such a great day of pageantry. it's so great. >> cecilia looking good herself. >> well done. >> the inauguration was tightly scripted, but some moments could not have been planned. >> up next, the epic photo bombs. why bill clinton's face is going
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♪ straighten that tie for me, okay? >> there you go. >> rob got all dressed up for me. what a night it was for the president and our nation. >> the second inauguration of president obama is now in the history books, so now a quick look back at where it began. take a look at president obama four years ago. there he is on the left and there he was yesterday. >> a few more gray hairs, right? >> just a few. >> and michelle obama holding the bible as her husband took the oath then and yesterday. she looks fabulous. >> the bangs have split the
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country. very divided on the bangs. >> you don't like the bangs? >> i don't like bangs in general. the girls, there they are. that's how you can really tell. that's the most telling picture, just how quickly they've grown up. when you're that young, four years makes such a difference. they're young ladies now. >> they're beautiful young ladies. and it's not a party unless there's a photo bomb. >> and there were plenty during the inaugural event. this one is our boom, favorite story of the day. take a look at this mug. former president bill clinton, something he does so well, stealing the show. this time from kelly clarkson. this has gone viral. people are tweeting and attaching their own punchlines. you can just imagine what some of those lines may be. >> he's just trying to get a good look at kelly. then a photo bomb from the first lady's brother. craig robinson.
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you can see him popping his head out from behind the president. >> and leave it to teenagers, malia obama gets in front of her sister and a professional photographer during a tender moment between her parents. that's one of those moments that makes them so regular folk. >> and new york senator chuck schumer likes the camera, that's for sure. so he wasn't about to be left out. so here he is during beyonce's "star spangled banner" with a great big grin. >> he looks very, very happy. most of those men look happy when beyonce walked out. >> i'm video bombing you. >> you're video bombing me on your last day? did you do anything, you know, scandalous? >> when? >> just now? did you do anything fun in that photo bomb? >> no. you can look at tape. we just don't want you to stand up because there's nothing from the waist down. >> we'll be back. en you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid
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♪ so mixed emotions this morning, because it is my last day on "world news now." i'm not living abc, i'm not leaving the building. it's just my last day in the anchor chair next to you. >> how better to celebrate than with one of paula's favorite hobbies, stuffing her face. >> paula here with the pickle guy. this is al. >> how are you doing? >> i'm a professional eater. >> yes. >> i do like things a little hot. >> i can tell. hear the crunch? >> uh-huh. that was good. >> i love chocolate. >> you're a mid western girl. you like that corn dog? >> uh-huh. >> you're making a mess. >> i'll take a bite of the corn dog. >> you can be a lady about it. >> you did a great job massaging that meat. >> i appreciate that. i've been working hard on that for years. >> here. >> heck no.
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>> just the tip. >> i'm pretty particular about my meat. >> come on, you've got to wrap your mouth around that. corn dog. >> paula faris, i am more impressed every night we sit together. there you go. is it good? >> it needs a little bit of ketchup and mustard on it. >> look add her. she had a dozen already. >> there's nuts on this, too. >> well, you know, we will eat all of them. >> okay. >> they're a little soft and soggy right now. >> i hate when that happens. >> here's the soft shell. i think we should make a double decker and eat them both. >> i've already had a few. >> i know. [ belching ]
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>> i'm so glad you're a pig, because we always have food here. >> always. you know i'm very easy to please when it comes to food. put anything in front of my face and i'll eat it. >> but you're always very particular about your pickles and your meat and i respect that. >> i like crunchy pickles and salt salty -- the two themes tonight, inappropriateness and food. if you want to take that away from the show and my time here. >> that's what it's been about. but you know what? inappropriate but always fun. >> here, take a bite. sink your teeth into it. so good, huh? >> love you so much, paula.
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this morning on "world news now," polar plunge.
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windchills ventured as low as minus 50 today, causing whiteout conditions, power outages and even damage to property. >> and the arctic blast turned deadly as 86 vehicles pile up during a sudden snowstorm. it is tuesday, january 22. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning on paula's last day on "world news now." bittersweet day for us here on the overnight. good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> excuse you. >> been eating a little bit. that's rough, good lord. >> it goes down, it should not come back up. >> that white castle is rough.
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>> we're going to have the latest on the weather. and later this half hour, a crime scene you have to see to believe. it involves a police pursuit and a suspect riding a motorized shopping cart that goes all of 2 miles per hour. >> you're going to miss these stories, you're not going to get that journalistic richness. >> i'll be all over that story. also this morning, president obama and his staff get to work on his second term agenda after an unforgettable and historic day filled with inaugural memories and a fashion show fit for a first lady. i'm hearing a lot of thumbs up for her daytime and nighttime outfit from michelle obama. certainly setting the career for that young designer. twice now she picked the same guy, jason wu. >> and a lot about her hairstyle. >> the bangs. she bang, she bang. we begin with one of the worst arctic storm systems to hit a wide section of the country in years. it's gone from dangerous now to deadly. >> minnesota's wind chills could be as low as 50, that's 5-0 below with advisories an warnings posted across the
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north. abc's larry jacobs reports on this unforgiving weather. >> reporter: sudden snow bursts turned a cincinnati highway into a deathtrap, blinding drivers before this 86-vehicle pileup. >> never seen anything like it. i called my boss freaking out. it was worst thing i'd ever seen. >> reporter: ohio police report at least one fatality and many injuries. it will keep many minnesota students home from school again today. the coldest it's been there in four years. >> you don't have to travel, don't. >> reporter: it was 12 below zero when a minnesota snowplow driver found a snowmobiler missing since saturday. he ran out of gas 20 miles from home. he's in the hospital, treated for hypothermia. >> he looked severely frozen. >> reporter: the winds caused property damage. the gusts so powerful, chunks of ice at least a foot thick blew off the lake.
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in michigan, the pontiac silverdome after storms hit the detroit area. and in utah, frozen water pipe may have sent a giant bolder into a woman's home. it truck her bedroom at 3:00 in the morning. she managed to find her phone and call 911. she needed emergency surgery. >> with her jaw wired shut, i'm probably not going to get the full story for a couple of weeks. >> reporter: as the storm blows across the northeast today, new england is bracing for up to a foot of snow. up to three feet fell on upstate new york. the plunging temperatures to follow. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> the dead of winter, folks, getting rough. here's the rest of your tuesday weather. heavy snow around the great lakes. some light snow in the dakotas. cooler along the gulf coast and warming up in the southwest and foggy in the northwest. >> foggy from seattle to portland. minus 3 in indianapolis and 20s in the northeast and 70s in miami, as well as phoenix. president and mrs. obama
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attend more inaugural observances today in washington. they begin with the national prayer service and then later a party for the staff. last night the first couple danced and greeted supporters at two inaugural balls. they danced to jennifer hudson singing the al green classic "let's stay together." >> looking and sounding good. nice moment there. the latest estimate show close to a million people turned out to see president obama take the oath, higher than initially expected. abc's cecilia vega was there in the crowd. >> good morning. welcome to the inaugeration. >> reporter: hours before the ceremonies began, people from every state were streaming into the nation's capital to witness history unfold. this family driving ten hours from chattanooga. >> we did not want to miss an important moment in history. >> reporter: not even the frigid temperatures could dampen this crowd's enthusiasm. >> i love barack. >> reporter: you're glowing when
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you say that. all over washington, crowds, crowds and more crowds. just to give you an idea how many people are out here, this is a group of people waiting to pass through a security checkpoint to go watch the parade. and i want to show you something else. just right over here, excuse us, there's an entirely different group of people. they say they have been waiting in line for at least an hour. the internet lit up. people in the crowd posting their own pictures online, waiting for that big moment. >> you and i as citizens have the power to set this country's course. >> he is a president of the people and for the people. >> reporter: for others, tears of joy. >> today we are free. i am happy. >> reporter: abc's bill weir caught up with these two, arrested 50 years ago working as freedom writers working to desegregate the deep south. >> the fact that obama could be elected again shows that the stone of hope that came out of the mountain of despair that
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king spoke of, and there is hope. >> reporter: a sentiment likely shared by so many on the mall, including the man they all came to see. cecilia vega, abc news, washington. >> really an extraordinary day. we take for granted our democracy sometimes but look at egypt and syria, other countries that can't do what we do. the peaceful ceremonial and it was really quite a day. and terry moran here at abc sent an e-mail after the speech. he said, to me, this crowd, the whole program seemed designed to confirm the next america, younger, more diverse, more nonnative, socially liberal as the source of authority even legitimacy in going forward. and the feeling seems more than the usual inaugural victory lap of the party in power. it seems cultural and historic. it is their moment and so is
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tomorrow, not in a partisan way, in a factual way. very profound words from terry. he looked at that crowd and the message, very progressive message. spoke a lot to the coalition that got him elected and we are at that transformational moment where we go politically in the country does depend on the very different voting bloc that it has for decades past. >> a lot of folks mentioned it's the first time the president has brought up gay rights, gay marriage and climate change in a speech. and we could probably expect a whole lot more in the state of the union address in february. february 12th. >> it's an ambitious agenda. speeches are easy. governance is hard. now the parties are done, let's get back to work and see what we can get done. reality, the president, any second term president has at most 18 months to get something done. after that, all eyes on 2016 and he becomes a lame duck. so miles to go. so fascinating day and high
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political theater. to the middle east now, to that attack on an algerian gas refinery. leon panetta says it's proof that al qaeda is committed to creating terror. the attack killed three americans. seven were able to make it out safely. "the wall street journal" reports the terrorist were armed with weapons taken from libya. and it is election day in israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears headed for an easy re-election victory. the re-election virtually assures no progress on a peace agreement with palestinians because of fighting the opposition was not able to agree on a candidate to run against netanyahu. it was 40 years ago today that the u.s. supreme court legalized abortion. and 70% of americans polled by "the wall street journal" say the roe versus wade decision should stand. 35% want abortion banned except when the woman is a victim of rape or incest. or if a woman's life is
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in danger. 9% want abortion illegal in all cases. but 70%, that's the highest ever polled. the nation's pediatricians are calling for better guidelines or childhood vaccine schedules. the american medical association says nearly half of the children born between '04 and '08 were undervaccinated by their second birthday. that study, which is out this morning, shows undervaccinated children are more at risk for inpatient hospital admissions. ever since o.j. simpson's ride in the white ford bronco we're familiar with the phrase, slow speed chase. this may be the slowest, though. >> a 23-year-old woman pulled over by police after stealing an electric shopping cart from a supermarket. her top speed, 2.3 miles per hour. >> i think my riding mower goes faster. she told police she was too tired to walk. she decided to ride it home. she was arrested and likely to spend a year in prison.
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she was just released from prison ten hours earlier and she knew if she stole it she would be back in prison because it is more stable than outside. that's sad. >> think about the state of her life where she says it's safer and perhaps warmer and better for her behind bars than it is on the streets. so she stole it specifically to get arrested. if that doesn't shed some light on the plight of the less fortunate, i don't know what will. no jokes appropriate after that story. coming up next, plenty of surprises for paula on her last day here on "world news now." first, back to our top story. the inauguration as a fashion event. find out which designer or designers are getting an immediate career boost. coming up. "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care.
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some may dispute the quality of our president, but nobody disputes the quality of the first lady. ladies and gentlemen, my better half and my dance partner, michelle obama. [ applause ] >> you can forget the pomp and
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circumstance. a whole lot of people had one question of their mind, especially you. you were on the edge of your seat. what was michelle going to wear? >> the first lady has become a fashion trendsetter giving huge boost to some very lucky designers out there. abc's deborah roberts has more. ♪ >> reporter: there they were, dancing their first dance. her in a gown millions of women will soon have to have. michelle obama dazzled in a navy blue coat by little known american thom browne. who only learned his design was chosen when he saw it. >> i know she had a lot of other people that she could have chosen from, and to be the one that she chose is one of those amazingly humbling experiences. >> reporter: browne, best known for men's, not lady's wear, could benefit from the first
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lady's midas touch. >> any time mrs. obama wears one of your designs, a fashion designer ascends. it's a phenomenal career maker. it's that 14 million boost for any designer she wears. she delivers to the market brand. j. crew made that belt and purple gloves she wore with the coat. so rest assured that the phone will be ringing off the hook. orders being placed and style watchers say michelle obama seems so accessible, that american women just want to look like her. deborah roberts, abc news, washington. >> that really is an amazing stat, if you think about it. that she could have a $14 million impact on one designer just by wearing the dress. that's how the intensity and exposure is. and jason, after the first inauguration four years ago, he launched into making candles and doing a furniture line.
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every media outlet carries this story. i generally don't care, but i find the economics around it interesting, at least. >> what shoes was she wearing? >> rebox? i don't know. >> jimmy chu and jason wu. chu and wu and wang. >> why do people not ask what the dudes are wearing? what suit did the president have on? no one ever asks. don't women get tired of that double standard? >> we do. what are you wearing? >> it's target. like always. >> kmart? >> blue light special. >> we're going to have a whole lot more ahead. >> it is paula's last day, thankfully on "world news now." only kidding. we'll set aside one celebration for another coming up next. "world news now" continues after this from our abc st
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♪ >> good morning, everybody. here in the lobby of abc news and our wall of fame here. all of abc's biggest stars. we have robin roberts, barbara walters, the captain of our ship, diane sawyer. everybody's here. but we all know that the crown jewel of abc news, boom, we were the first anchors to ever get our picture on the wall here. it took 21 years, but we finally made it. but the chapter comes to an end tonight. paula, it's a crazy business. things change just like that. so i want to take a few minutes to wish you all the luck in the world in your next chapter. we've had a fun year. can't believe it's been a year already. we laughed, we ate, we did good work and we kept a bunch of
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insomniacs out there hopefully entertained and mildly amused over the past 12 months. but i wanted to say on your final show, it's been a lot of fun and i'm sure we will cross paths again at some point. in the meantime, best of luck. enjoy the ride. enjoy the sunlight. and for the love of god, get some sleep. >> how long before you draw a mustache on me? >> that picture will be down by monday. they got to make room for "dancing with the stars." one of the greatest things about this show is the fans. when we shared the news last week that paula was leaving, we got an amazing response on facebook. more than 600 comments. so here are a few. mary says it will be great to watch your star rise. what a pleasure you are to watch. i will miss you, but congratulations. and from lynn. really going to miss you and your crazy antics. you make news fun. you and rob are like peas in a pod. good luck and look forward to
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seeing you during the day. and mary says, you make my morning. good luck on your next assignment. going to miss your smiling face. and who is going to feed rob now? >> diana perez. >> she will start february 4. some new blood coming. and this from mickey. darn. rob at least has willis. >> i don't have willis any more? willis is coming with me. >> willis is faithful to this show. good luck, paula. i have enjoyed the antics with you and rob and i will miss you, too. such love out there from our facebook folks. >> that is so sweet. i'm truly humbled and i'm going to miss all of you, but i still get to see you, just in daylight. so tune in during the p.m. hours. thank you. love you all. and we'll be right back. you, too! oh, cloudy glasses. you didn't have to come over! actually, honey, i think i did... oh? you did? whoa, ladies, easy.
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♪ i hope you have the time of your life ♪ it's plastic. how much harm could i do? >> it is fitting that this is the day we say goodbye to paula faris, just hours after celebrating a historic national event, we send paula off with a tradition of our very own. so ladies and gentlemen, the newest member of the "world news now" hall of fame. >> did you say shame? >> fame. look at all of these anchors. those of you who have been watching for years have seen so many of these faces go by. what an incredible alumni roster we have on this show. and so many good and talented people. of course, the most recent here,
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jeremy hubbard. and now paula faris joins the alumni roster. >> did that say 2013? >> the year is the year you joined. that's how they do the hall of fame, not the year you exited. so with that, we have some cake. >> we like to eat. >> we know you love food and we do have a gift, as well that -- i don't know what this is. i'm going to let you dig in. >> just say you picked it out. >> i picked it out. >> am i supposed to open it? >> no, let's just wait for the commercial. open it up. >> what is this? a card? >> another traditional gift. >> i would open the card and get really emotional, but let's just get right to it. >> every anchor gets the same thing.
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>> oh, these are all the graphics. >> and the hijinks that you show on the air. a full scrapbook from all the fun we've had. >> this is wonderful. >> exactly. we have 30 seconds left. what do you want to say to the staff and viewers? >> i want to say i've grown, i've stretched. you've made me a better journalist. you've made me a better person. i feel like we connected right away. we're going to have a connection the viewers forever. i want to thank all of you guys and all the folks up in the control room that are pushing buttons right now. thank you for being patient. i have loved this experience. this has been one of the best chapters in my life. and i'm looking forward to the next chapter, but with really fond memories. it feels like a little surreal. it feels like this isn't the
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now" president parties. a new chapter of american history after an unforgettable inauguration day. and the president seems to set a new tone as he faces tough challenges during his second term. it is tuesday, january 22nd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. just like we're starting a new chapter in the nation's capital, we are ending a chapter i guess here on "world news now." for the last time, i get to introduce the woman to my left, paula faris on her final day with us here on the overnight. >> your left but everybody else's right. camera left, camera right. >> good morning, everybody. >> yes. a bittersweet day. and we'll get more into it later. >> we're going to have fun today.
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we have fun on farewell shows. this will be no exception. >> it's always fun, but for me, i've had such a good time. i'm not leaving abc, i'm not leaving the building. just going to be reassigned. but i've had such a good time. i truly do have mixed emotions about everything. >> it's greener pastures. the greener, more well rested pastures. that's the bright side. you know what i mean? >> greener than cash? you know something i don't know? >> i got something for you. >> so we are going to take you to d.c. as we cover the inauguration. and then rob, this is for you. we can't go a day without a story without the royals. prince harry, the warrior, a member of the royal family, makes a major admission about his role in the british military. and later this half hour, big, personal and career decisions for britney spears. the offers she's now considering of a professional and very personal nature. details on that coming up in "the skinny." >> what was it? >> "the skinny." i can't do it like willis. >> nobody can do it like willis. >> no one can.
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the president and first lady have wrapped up a very long inauguration day by sharing the floor at two official balls. the first couple moved to jennifer hudson singing "let's stay together" each time. >> and the day began much earlier as the couple left a memorable mark at every event. our coverage begins with abc's david muir. >> reporter: at the white house, a salute to the president who was about to be sworn in before the nation. first, that 1.7 mile trip to the capitol. and before their father arrived, the president's growing girls, sasha and malia, 11 and 14, wearing j. crew and kate spade and growing up before a nation. and then their mother, first lady michelle obama. >> mrs. michelle obama. >> reporter: to thunderous applause, ushering in a new term, and those new bangs. >> the president of the united states, barack h. obama. >> reporter: the president emerging, flashing his giant smile. but soon wiping away a tear during a stirring performance by
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the brooklyn tabernacle choir. ♪ his truth is marching on >> reporter: all eyes on the president and chief justice john roberts, who flubbed his words for years ago, triggering a second swearing in. this time the president's hand on two bibles, president lincoln's and dr. martin luther king's. this time it was the president who seemed to swallow the words. >> the office of president of the united state -- >> and will, to the best of my ability. >> reporter: and then the president's address, with the theme of moving forward together. >> my fellow americans we are made for this moment. and we will see this as long as we see this, together. together. together. >> reporter: the first president ever to include in his inaugural and talking about the struggle for civil rights.
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>> for if we are truly created equal, the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. >> reporter: as the president made his exit, a pause turning around to take in his final inaugural moment one more time. a microphone picking up what he said. >> reporter: they look like so many american families do when they take in a parade. and we learned the family of the late dr. martin luther king asked the president and the chief justice sign the king family bible after the swearing in. and they did. david muir, abc news, washington. >> incredible moment when he looks back. what a scene that must be. almost a million people out there. >> i would want to take a second look as well. i want to look at you. let me get your better side. all right, okay. so the inaugural observances are not over, even at this late hour. >> our coverage continues now with abc's brandi hitt live in washington. brandi, after some glitzy galas, there are more events set for later today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob. good morning, paula.
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that's right, the celebration isn't over just yet. the president and first lady ended up turning in quite early. they only had two balls to go to instead of several last time around. but they're going to be waking up and going to a national prayer service this morning, and later on in the day, there's going to be another big event. they're going to be hosting a dinner for the white house staff and also the volunteers that they've been working with, also with the campaign, as well. so they want to thank them, bring it full circle and thank them, as well. >> brandi, we wanted to talk about the president's inaugural speech. it seemed to have not just a lot of substance, we expect to see more of that next month when the state of the union address. but it seemed to take a different tone yesterday. what were the impressions? >> reporter: definitely. with the first inauguration, obviously the country was dealing with a big financial crisis and the economy was
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taking a turn for the worse, so the president was looking at hope and change and trying to be positive and bring the economy back. this speech was much different and it sounded more aggressive. the president can't run for election again, so the next four years, you got the sense that he was going to push for social change and you heard him use the word "together" at least seven times in his speech. he's going to be calling on americans for the next four years to be hammering it out with their local congressman and their local senators to try and push issues like gun reform immigration reform and for the first time, we heard a president use the term gay for gay marriage ever in an inaugural speech. so it was a different tone than four years ago. >> brandi hitt live for us. thank you, brandi. some folks said it seemed more like a state of the union address than it did an inaugural. he hit so many policies, whether it was climate change, the gay rights issue, equal pay for
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equal work, immigration reform. he referenced newtown, which obviously is the gun control battle going on. so he covered a wide range of things. he hit it hard, too. more of a progressive speech than a centrist speech. which some republicans are not going to like. >> you can do that on your second term. later this half hour, we'll take you back to washington for most memorable musical performances and look for more highlights on "gma" later today. in other news, britain's prince harry's military deployment is finished and the prince is heading home. he's been in afghanistan the past four months, flying apache helicopters. and young harry says he fired rockets and missiles that actually killed taliban fighters during his tour and claims he enjoyed his missions. >> it's being used much more widely mainly as a deterrent because the guys recognize the sound and shape of the aircraft. so they know -- when i say the guys, i mean the insurgents.
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>> and it's interesting. while he was giving interviews, he had to sprint off for a mission in his apache helicopter. british media had agreed to a news blackout while harry was in afghanistan. and ohio getting pounded by an arctic blast that is turning the road into a danger zone. blowing snow is being blamed for a string of chain reaction crashes across the state, including this 86-car pileup near cincinnati. a 12-year-old girl died in that crash. dozens of crumpled cars and trucks were strewn across several highways shutting some down for hours. in addition to the snow and slick roads, bone chilling air still has a big section of the country frozen stiff. wind chill watches and advisories are posted from the plains to new england. northern minnesota can expect wind chills at 50 below zero. >> wind chills. >> i don't know. i've been up for 24 hours. >> that's all right. >> i feel like i'm chewing on my
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tongue right now. >> it's your last night, you're entitled. here's one that even wwe couldn't come up with. it happened at a high school wrestling match in south dakota. >> just before a restart, and you've got to wait. oh! yeah, that's a huge light fixture. the chandelier came down and fell right on one of the wrestlers. what kind of move is that? that's the light move. >> he wound up with some stitches in his head and some minor cuts, as well. but he says it was nothing serious. but it kind of looks -- oh, right on him! like it was almost planned. >> and the size of the light fixture is about that of a large truck tire. so yeah, that's going to leave a mark. >> give him the w. for that one. i think he earned that. >> what would you call that, if you could patent that move? >> the light falling down? >> yeah, the light falling down. >> i don't know, lights out.
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>> i like that. coming up in "the skinny," the surprise that brought a professional tv comic to tears. and back to our top story. the presidential inauguration and the music that made it so memorable. it's all coming up on "world news now." "world news now" weather brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. it's time to change the way we clean.
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♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ the brave >> oh, man. my ex-girlfriend is talented. she tore it up, just like i taught her. >> her skin is like butter, too. she's so fine. >> i swear, if you look at the tape, i'm not trying to call anybody out, but i saw joe biden check her out when she was walking up to the stage. >> can you blame him? >> i saw you, joe. i saw the vice president.
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i saw him give a little -- can't blame you. >> joe needs to stop macking on your girl. >> stay away from my girl, joe. >> but who doesn't joe check out? >> joe is joe. uncle joe. >> yeah, he is joe. rob's girl's rendition of the "star spangled banner" wowed the crowd, including joe biden. >> as the day turned to night, some of the nation's best performers paid tribute to the president. we a look at some of the sounds and images from the historic day. ♪ obama's on fire >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ♪ he's walking on fire obama's on fire ♪ ♪
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♪ let's stay together ♪ whether times are good or bad happy or sad ♪ ♪ i can't stop watching you it's useless to say ♪ ♪ so i'll just live my life in dreams of yesterday ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nice mix of music and moment, that's for sure. we'll be right back after this. "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.
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so you might have noticed that we tend to have a little bit of fun around here, and we're off the mark quite often, right? >> and you may have heard, but today is our friend and colleague paula faris' last day anchoring this beloved little
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program here. as we say goodbye to paula this morning, as always, a look back. everybody, welcome paula faris to "world news now"! >> wow, thank you. >> a little 1-900 action going on. >> going for the raspy voice. like it? >> welcome to 1-900 "world news now." you don't have a pet. do you? >> just you, honey. how do we get out of that without getting into trouble? >> and she's done. although it took some time, it was worth the wait to see this little squirrel in action. >> that was -- >> awesome. >> that was spectacular. >> the squirrel was eating the paint brush. >> please doctor. let's be civilized about this.
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that's ridiculous. this has gone too far. >> go make me a sandwich and stop talking so much, okay? and go, bears! this is brutally painful to look at, and i went by my married name, paula krueger. take a look. >> center for auto safety says passenger airbags like the one found in this 1994 nissan altima are causing serious eye injuries. >> you got to go? i'm going to time you. go! >> a moment of silence as i go tinky, okay? >> wait for it. wait for it. [ toilet flushing ] payoff. wash your hands, paula. >> oh, you know. ♪ that's why i hate myself for loving you ♪ >> oh, paula. >> i actually love myself for loving you. >> i turned 21 when i was a senior in college.
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this is me actually. this is my red lobster uniform. i was coming home. >> red lobster? >> yes, i was a waitress at red lobster. they threw me a surprise party. >> come on. you've got to get into it. >> here we go. >> you're my flower, my everything, my sunshine. this is the greatest prom ever. oh, did i hurt you? >> you talked about this before, and i wanted to get you the genie bra, because everyone needs a little bit of a lift. >> we do need a lift. >> one, two, three. oh! cheers, everybody. >> oh. that's how we roll at the network. >> are we toasting? here's your diet coke. >> my vitamin water. cheers. >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there.
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skinny in the house! >> that will never happen on "nightline." >> ever! maybe on "world news tonight." >> maybe. real quick here. if you're a fan of comedy, you have to love steve harvey. a great new talk show on doing well and he just had a show celebrating his 56th birthday. as part of that show, they had a man call in who was instrumental in his early career when he was -- 30 years ago as a struggling carpet cleaner in florida. this guy and his wife gave him the money to launch steve's career. take a look at what happened when the guy called in to steve's show. >> i was 26 years old, man.
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i was struggling. i didn't have nothing, and these people owned a furniture store, and man, i ran up a bill like $11,000 just trying to travel and make it. and they helped me out. hey, man, i got money now, rich. >> everyone starts somewhere and never forget the people that helped get you where you are. really cool to see that. >> the good people never forget where they came from. >> amen. britney spears, you know she and jason broke up last week and she broke up with the "x factor" and now has a huge deal in las vegas. well, she was seen without her engagement ring on monday, replacing that $90,000 ring with a small little band. but in california, you have to return the ring if the wedding is canceled, under law. >> i support that law. i also support for those wondering about lindsay lohan, she posted a shot of herself with max george. the boy band singer. apparently the two are now dating or fueling the rumors. >> they're doing something. >> so that will end peacefully together in marriage.
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and we also have some news to get to. and if any of you want a photo of rob and i -- >> why would you? >> we've been asking for this since i started over a year ago, a picture of the two of us onset a glossy that we could autograph and send to you. they just arrived yesterday. just in time. >> our crack pr department got right on it and a year later, there it is. and that's early on. >> that was one of my first couple of days on the job. because my hair is still long. >> we should put it on ebay and donate that 25 cents to charity. >> it would be 26 cents. let's make it even. >> we'll be back. >> you want one? this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.
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kicks off its heels. >> a once every four years party. the star-studded celebration. and that dress. plus, some new reaction overnight to the president's bold inaugural speech. a new agenda for a new term. deadly weather. a demolition derby in ohio as nearly 100 cars collide. that system also putting millions in a deep freeze. headed home. a candid prince harry, talking about his latest deployment. and about that scandal in sin city. and the lighter moments from the president's big day. from the fashion, to the photo bombs. we've got it all covered. and good tuesday morning, everyone. the inaugural ceremonies turned more reflective later today as the president and the first lady attend a national prayer service. >> i

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